Sentence examples for down the chapel from inspiring English sources
As jazz played softly in the background, a quiet procession of relatives and friends filtered down the chapel's central aisle to bow their heads at Ms. Carey's half-open coffin.
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While official inscriptions generally portray an ideal view of society, this records a cataclysmic thunderstorm: "It was dark in the west and the sky was filled with storm clouds without [end and thunder] more than the noise of a crowd … The irrigated land had been deluged, the buildings cast down, the chapels destroyed … total destruction".
The Gangers, in acid-protection suits, bear down on the chapel.
Back at the harbour, veteran fishermen were gathering around chequer boards and cupped cigarettes, black-clad pensioners with sailors' rolls wandering sombrely down to the chapel.
Once inside the grounds, they were driven in a caged van down to the chapel auditorium where the performance took place.
"Brompton Cemetery is magnificent with its long driveway down to the Chapel so you have time to take in your surroundings and really soak up the atmosphere".
Graeme Mitchell, responsible for patient experience with the Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Hospitals Trust, said: "We're looking at people who've got time to commit to supporting the chaplains, doing things such as coming in on the Sunday and helping get people from the wards down to the chapel for Sunday service.
On 31 March there was a 30-minute sit-down protest in the chapel after a film was shown, which ended after a prison officer promised to listen to the prisoners' grievances.
